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But we don't (that I know of, anyway). We're just playing a game that makes stories set in such a world. It doesn't break my suspension...

I have hard time believing that a game where everything is prepped or even randomised will be functional. Like a lot of things can be...

I am at this point pretty explicit with the players at the tables I run that, as far as I'm concerned, PCs are all, always, weirdness...

Like others have said, pure quantum ogre and similar situations are not really railroading in any meaningful sense. Players never made...

I think there’s also a meaningful difference between repurposing an encounter you prepared but didn’t end up happening where you...

I don’t view the stereotypical quantum ogre as railroading. I think it’s more coherent and precise to note that quantum ogres aren’t a...

To be fair, this might tell more about the quality of construction rather than the power of the weapon. This was an American house...

Did they? Because I think including one was a mistake. It allows dex to completely supplant strength for many builds, without any...

Someone did not grow up in the post apocalyptic outback and it shows.

Plate armor didn't exist until after the first hand cannons hit the battlefield. It's what plate armor was designed to protect you...

With all the ridiculousness in D&D, I am fascinated that rapiers are where OP draws the line. But I guess each of us has our bridge too far.

I have mixed feelings about this. Rapiers are Far Too Good in 5e, definitely, and they make dex-only melee builds too viable and...

Don't bring an exacto knife to a lucerne hammer fight.

It's funny you say that, because I do generally find superhero movies to be pretty boring. Yes they have interesting conflicts outside...

I like this a lot. I’ve struggled in the past to find the right words to explain why the classic quantum ogre doesn’t strike me as...